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What’s your room temp and relative humidity?
you're sure I've never seen a nute burn like that? and i changed the reservoir on saturday before that it was only tapwater, magnesium because my tapwater has a very bad ca:mg ratio(10:1) and 1-2g Maxibloom with an ec of 1.0-1.1 and the problem was from the beginninglooks like nute burn to me. try lowering ppm's 50% for a week and see if the new growth returns to normal
Thanks for the answers I got rid of it...
no, i got rid of the plant! Im pretty sure it was bad geneticsReply how you did so when others read your post they know
no, i got rid of the plant! Im pretty sure it was bad genetics
If you look at your fan leaves the tips of them are turned down. This is known as "the claw" and indicates excessive nitrogen. Another indicator that I see that there is too much nitrogen is in your new growth. The new growth you have is deep green, new growth should start off a lighter color due to it not producing photosynthesis. It probably an overall nutrient excess not just nitrogen. Your RH is kind of low causing your okant to transpire more, transpiration acts as a straw, when the plant gives off water to the atmosphere it draws up water from your solution bringing the nutient content with it. It has no choice but to transpire so when your EC is too high the plant inadvertently draws up excess nutrients. 1.6 EC seems a bit High considering the plant size and RH level. Like the previous poster said cut your EC in half for a week and observe. I would recomend raising your RH to 60-70% with lights on.Hi,
i have some experience in growing and had some successful grows with my current setup:
DIY DWC 8L Bucket
2 Airstones + Pumps
Lucas Formula maxibloom with tapwater but 5 instead of 7g 1.6Ec(750 ppm)
pH 5.5-6.0 I let it drift
100w COBs(cx3950) 3500k but dimmed 70%
Water Temp: 20-21°C
This is a Fastbud girl scout cookie 2 weeks old from the start it looked strange kind of wrinkled I never had this problem before. I changed the reservoir on saturday but still no improvement.
After doing some research it comes down to bad genetics or root rot. I never had root rot so I can't say for sure. I would appreciate some advice.
Im from Germany so products like sm90 or the whole botanicare products are not available here...
Thanks!
looks like pj fluctuation to me...Hi,
i have some experience in growing and had some successful grows with my current setup:
DIY DWC 8L Bucket
2 Airstones + Pumps
Lucas Formula maxibloom with tapwater but 5 instead of 7g 1.6Ec(750 ppm)
pH 5.5-6.0 I let it drift
100w COBs(cx3950) 3500k but dimmed 70%
Water Temp: 20-21°C
This is a Fastbud girl scout cookie 2 weeks old from the start it looked strange kind of wrinkled I never had this problem before. I changed the reservoir on saturday but still no improvement.
After doing some research it comes down to bad genetics or root rot. I never had root rot so I can't say for sure. I would appreciate some advice.
Im from Germany so products like sm90 or the whole botanicare products are not available here...
Thanks!
looks like ph fluctuation to meHi,
i have some experience in growing and had some successful grows with my current setup:
DIY DWC 8L Bucket
2 Airstones + Pumps
Lucas Formula maxibloom with tapwater but 5 instead of 7g 1.6Ec(750 ppm)
pH 5.5-6.0 I let it drift
100w COBs(cx3950) 3500k but dimmed 70%
Water Temp: 20-21°C
This is a Fastbud girl scout cookie 2 weeks old from the start it looked strange kind of wrinkled I never had this problem before. I changed the reservoir on saturday but still no improvement.
After doing some research it comes down to bad genetics or root rot. I never had root rot so I can't say for sure. I would appreciate some advice.
Im from Germany so products like sm90 or the whole botanicare products are not available here...
Thanks!
Those fan leaves edges rolling under instead of being flat and the tips clawed down are key indicators of nitrogen toxicityDont see any nitrogen toxity with that plant dude..have you got your screen light turned down or somethin..
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